Is it any wonder Jason Schwartzman can act, write, compose, and produce projects in the entertainment world? The Los Angeles babe was born with a foot in the proverbial door since his mother is actress Talia Shire, his father is film producer Jack Schwartzman, his uncle is director Francis Ford Coppola, and his cousins include actor Nicolas Cage as well as filmmakers Roman and Sofia Coppola. Yet Jason found fame thanks to his collaborations with Wes Anderson which include Rushmore...
Is it any wonder Jason Schwartzman can act, write, compose, and produce projects in the entertainment world? The Los Angeles babe was born with a foot in the proverbial door since his mother is actress Talia Shire, his father is film producer Jack Schwartzman, his uncle is director Francis Ford Coppola, and his cousins include actor Nicolas Cage as well as filmmakers Roman and Sofia Coppola. Yet Jason found fame thanks to his collaborations with Wes Anderson which include Rushmore (1998), The Darjeeling Limited (2007), Fantastic Mr. Fox (2009), Moonrise Kingdom (2012), The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014), Isle of Dogs (2018), The French Dispatch (2021), and Asteroid City (2022). In between, he (and his shaved chest) could be seen in the R-rated rom-com Slackers (2002). Since then, Jason played King Louis XVI in Marie Antoinette (2006); drummer Ringo Starr in Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story (2007); artist Vincent van Gogh in Fight for Your Right Revisited (2011); songwriter Richard M. Sherman in Saving Mr. Banks (2013); and activist Ralph Nader in Drunk History (2013). The busy brunette became a small screen staple with stints on Bored to Death (2009-2011), Mozart in the Jungle (2014-2016), Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp (2015), and Fargo (2020) wherein Jessie Buckley gives him a handjob while singing “Glory Glory Hallelujah.” Of course, Mr. Man prefers Mr. Schwartzman’s naked turn in the raucous romp The Overnight (2015) since it features the skintastic actor’s abs, ass, embellished pubes and prosthetic peen! “Glory Glory Hallelujah” indeed!